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    Default QGraphicsOpacityEffect does not work on OSX without graphics system 'raster'

    Hello,

    I am trying to use QGraphicsOpacityEffect to make widgets transparant and to animate transparency. However I found out that this does not work on mac OSX without setting the qt graphics system to "raster", using QApplication::setGraphicsSystem("raster"). When I set the graphics system to "raster" the QGraphicsOpacityEffect works fine, but I get annoying and ugly flickering when I resize my window and problems with my mainwindow randomly showing completely blank at startup. Does anybody know about a way to get QGraphicsOpacityEffect working on OSX without these side-effects?

    I would really appreciate any help. Thanks!

    Stijn.

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    Default Re: QGraphicsOpacityEffect does not work on OSX without graphics system 'raster'

    No ideas? Anybody..?

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